Crystal Meth Research Paper

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I can be your best friend Just try me once I can show you the world in a way that you have never seen before I can be a friend that you can not go a day without I can let you escape reality 6 to 8 hours but soon that won’t be enough because I can make you feel invincible only to slowly kill you at the same time You will be drawn to me every second of every single day because once you try me you are a prisoner of your own addiction I will tear you from your family and i will suck the life right out of you I can turn any human being into a lifeless monster My name is Crystal, Crystal meth I am the thing that you need everyday and the thing that will take you away from your family in the dead of night I will be what makes

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